PHP Versions
- Thread starter Fearless
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Well, you kinda hafta upgrade.
I say "kinda" because you can actually add newer versions yourself whenever you want to. (You can do this in Enterprise, too. The WebAdmin console code has always been open source.) Go to /usr/local/lsws/admin/html/utility/build_php/buildconf.inc.php . In that file, just add a new version number to the dropdown box. You can add 5.5 if you want, but we have no idea how that will work with LSWS.
Newer versions of 5.4 and whatnot shouldn't be much of a problem, but we're going to need some time before we get to 5.5.
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I say "kinda" because you can actually add newer versions yourself whenever you want to. (You can do this in Enterprise, too. The WebAdmin console code has always been open source.) Go to /usr/local/lsws/admin/html/utility/build_php/buildconf.inc.php . In that file, just add a new version number to the dropdown box. You can add 5.5 if you want, but we have no idea how that will work with LSWS.
Newer versions of 5.4 and whatnot shouldn't be much of a problem, but we're going to need some time before we get to 5.5.
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So adding to the $PHP_VER array worked after a couple attempts. For anyone else wanting to test the new version remember to use '5.5.0' because '5.5' won't work.
The only problems I had were it kept failing when I had PHP Mail Header Patch selected, which was there by default. Tried again and it failed, this time it was an issue with APC. Deselecting APC as well I finally got it to work. I hear Zend Optimizer+ is just as good in 5.5, so I might try that and see how it goes.
The only problems I had were it kept failing when I had PHP Mail Header Patch selected, which was there by default. Tried again and it failed, this time it was an issue with APC. Deselecting APC as well I finally got it to work. I hear Zend Optimizer+ is just as good in 5.5, so I might try that and see how it goes.
Didn't have any problems with Zend Optimizer Plus compiling with phpize: https://github.com/zendtech/ZendOptimizerPlus
Maybe APC might work if you do it that way too, but I'm a bit lazy to test that. I'll probably just use Zend if I officially upgrade to 5.5.
Maybe APC might work if you do it that way too, but I'm a bit lazy to test that.
I'll probably just use Zend if I officially upgrade to 5.5.Yea, in fact it feels even faster, but that may have to do with 5.5 having performance improvements... Haven't come across any bugs, but I haven't done extensive testing, I run a pretty simplistic application though. It's also always a different story when it's live. Heh, I feel like I haven't said anything at all.
Heh, I feel like I haven't said anything at all.